I made it to the Main Stage just in time for Missy’s takeover—VIP buzzing with familiar faces like Patrick Schwarzenegger, Julia Fox, Ricky Thompson, and Willam. But it was Lady Gaga who stole the show with a jaw-dropping, once-in-a-lifetime performance.
Night two began with frog legs and duck confit under the stars at Outstanding in the Field, where Chef Diego Argoti hosted a cool intimate dinner in the Rose Garden. I turned the duck confit and made it a high fashion green wrap to go to Charli’s set—brat anthems echoing across the field as the sun dipped behind the mountains. She delivered a set that blended her classics with deep cuts only day-one stans would know. I try to avoid trends so I gotta admit I was never officially a brat until now, the live show converted me.
My friends and I wandered through the night—bar-hopping between hidden speakeasies and vibing across stages—before closing it all out with horsegirl’s dreamy, noise-pop set.
The grand finale? Arca. Draped in a custom Rick Owens look, the Caracas-born icon stunned with a genre-bending set, surprise cameos by Addison Rae and Tokischa, and a sneak peek of new music. With the full moon still high above us, the night felt seductive and surreal—like a desert fever dream we never wanted to end.